Bug#1136152: Status update on the python3-click 8.3.3 transition
Emilio Pozuelo Monfort <[email protected]> Sun, 19 Jul 2026 12:58:44 +0200
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Control: tags -1 confirmed On 18/07/2026 22:18, Sérgio Cipriano wrote: > On 18/07/26 10:33, Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote: >> There's a few regressions listed here. Can you take a look at them? >> >> https://qa.debian.org/excuses.php?experimental=1&package=python-click > > Hi, > > I believe the remaining issues are now in a good state. Here's the > current status of the remaining regressions: > > 1. Autopkgtest failures unrelated to click (also failing in unstable): > > apksigcopier > httpx > pqconnect > > 2. Autopkgtests that passed after being re-triggered: > > cfgrib > google-auth-oauthlib > patroni > > 3. Fixed: > > beangulp > scriv > sphinx-theme-builder > python-whey > > Thanks to Puida for fixing the last three. > > 4. python-click itself was failing, but the latest version in sid > already includes a patch that fixes the autopkgtest. This issue arose > during the transition. > > 5. Remaining transition bugs: > > #1098529 anymarkup - no reverse dependencies, and no upstream activity for seven years. > #1136140 python-check-jsonschema - no reverse dependencies, although it may still be useful for the GCC testsuite. > #1136137 dask.distributed - already broken. > #1136143 python-yamlfix - already broken. > #1136141 python-mkdocs - patch available. > #1142373 python-softlayer - no patch available (new bug). Please go ahead. Cheers, Emilio